Michael (of Bernicia) Waugh, UK bankster-buster

[John Uskglass]

I wonder how Waugh explains the fact that Sunak is now standing to be PM? Which absolutely nobody could have predicted...

[aesmith]

I think we can make our own guesses as to the success of M of B's comedy shows. The show scheduled for the 9th has been bumped back to the 24th. Shows for the Sunday 31st (rescheduled from 24th) and for 10 September, are both at "secret locations" to be revealed the day before the show.

And tellingly his latest announcement (I think) is for a M of B solo show on 16th July (rescheduled from 11th June).

https://www.speakeasycomedy.org

[AnOwlCalledSage]

And tellingly his latest announcement (I think) is for a M of B solo show on 16th July (rescheduled from 11th June).

https://www.speakeasycomedy.org

My ex started a well regarded Comedy Festival and still is programmer for a major venue. There are no industry wide comedy blacklists, just comedians that promoters can't attract an audience for. She was perfectly happy to put on Jim Davidson and Roy Chubby Brown until they stopped filling seats. Of course, when she stopped booking them it was because she was being "politically correct".

O'Bonkers seems to be using his trust fund to "self-publish" his shows. Nothing wrong with that, we all need a hobby, but there's a reason Wikipedia doesn't allow citation of self-published works

[longdog]

O'Bonkers seems to be using his trust fund to "self-publish" his shows. Nothing wrong with that, we all need a hobby, but there's a reason Wikipedia doesn't allow citation of self-published works

Given the repeated cancellations / rescheduling and the 'secret' venues it looks to me more like he's trying to avoid funding them at all. I'm pretty sure the business model is to see how many, if any, tickets he can sell and then he books an appropriate sized hotel meeting room at the last moment... Or just abandons the 'gig' completely.

As usual with O'Bonkers he doesn't have any intention of letting his fantasy bullshit cost him anything.

[John Uskglass]

I rather suspect that most if not all of the events will feature Waugh and Waugh alone.

What can you expect?

Each show will be different, with an eclectic mix of special guests including comics, speakers and/or performers, or will offer an experience, like an indie film night.

Sometimes there will be just one speaker, who will go into depth on a specialist topic. In other shows, there could be a mix of speakers, comics and/or performers, each presenting their own takes on a particular theme.

(emphasis mine)

He's promoting his one man show as well.

https://www.speakeasycomedy.org/problem ... solutions/

At these fascinating and entertaining presentations, he’ll talk on numerous topics with eloquence, poignancy and humour – you’ll experience joy and sadness, feel unsettled and moved, and come away enlivened and inspired!

You may hear him expound on his far-reaching fight against mortgage fraud which has shaken the banksters to their core, his unprecedented TFT films which have been banned almost everywhere because of their potential to take down the cabal, his fascinating research into true history, his ground-breaking vision for humanity, how his unusual life experiences have shaped who he is, and more.

Meanwhile, his takedown of the banking system has been reduced to a green ink letter to the Attorney General.

https://www.thebernician.net/pub-seeks- ... age-fraud/

[Larry Spoons]

Such a modest guy.

I'm sure that our current Attorney General will be shocked and pleasantly surprised to learn that she can act as a quasi court and make declarations of the type sought.

[longdog]

Such a modest guy.

I'm sure that our current Attorney General will be shocked and pleasantly surprised to learn that she can act as a quasi court and make declarations of the type sought.

Strange isn't it that this supposed anarchist wants a government officer to change the law by diktat?

It's almost as if he's not really an anarchist but an authoritarian fascist. That could never be could it?

[John Uskglass]

I'm sure that our current Attorney General will be shocked and pleasantly surprised to learn that she can act as a quasi court and make declarations of the type sought.

Unsurprisingly, Waugh appears to be somewhat ignorant of the powers of the AG.

He threatens that:

In the event the AG refuses or fails to perform her constitutional obligation to uphold the Rule of Law, having been presented with the substantive evidence that shows beyond doubt that the 1989 Act has never been applied as Parliament intended when it was enacted on the recommendations of the Law Commission, she will become liable for conspiracy to commit offences under the Serious Crimes Act 2015, along with the senior officers of every UK regulatory body, which would render her bid to become PM an act of gross futility, given that eventuality is an impossible ambition for anybody charged with conspiracy to commit serious crimes.

Even assuming that there was any legal substance to all that, the Attorney General has the power to stop any prosecution from proceeding -

The power of entering a nolle prosequi is now rarely used, mostly in cases where a defendant is permanently physically or mentally unfit to appear in court, or when an ordinary member of the public has brought private criminal proceedings which the Attorney General considers it is not in the public interest to continue.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nolle_prosequi

[Footloose52]

His ramblings about her being PM are as of nought this afternoon as Suella Braverman was eliminated in todays vote.

[longdog]

His ramblings about her being PM are as of nought this afternoon as Suella Braverman was eliminated in todays vote.

Obviously that was prearranged as she knew she couldn't be PM whilst facing the awesome might of O'Bonkers and his crack legal team including a top barrister, a leading crown prosecutor in three jurisdictions and that retired high-court judge he just happened to bump into in a pub.

[longdog]

More full-fat bullshit from the great man....

UK Regulators Given Last Chance To Prove Their Innocence

Today the following Notice of Opportunity To Cure was served upon the UK regulatory and governmental officers who stand accused of conspiring to commit serious crimes which fall under the provisions of the Serious Crimes Act 2015, following their failure to respond appropriately to the Notice of Conditional Acceptance served upon them nine days ago, since when several other alleged conspirators have been added to the list of defendants.

These names include former Prime Minister, David Cameron and billionaire’s spouse, Rishi Sunak, the Tory leadership candidate and ‘Bankster’s Boy’ tipped to the the next Prime Minister, given that he is favourite to win the current Conservative Party leadership campaign, following the resignation of Boris Johnson, at a time when the Tory government has an unassailable majority in Parliament.

Nevertheless, in the event the recipients fail to act accordingly 21 days after service of the first notice, the People’s Union of Britain [PUB] claimants will place Common Law Liens on the personal legal estates of the defendants and issue criminal proceedings against them and their accomplices.

https://www.thebernician.net/uk-regulat ... innocence/

Now where have I heard that 'common law lien' crap before?

Oh yeah...

Here from over two years ago....

https://www.thebernician.net/lien-on-ba ... ortgagors/

Any day now though eh Mikey-Boy? Any day now.

[AnOwlCalledSage]

Any day now though eh Mikey-Boy? Any day now.

Now, whist I have my own opinions and we don't do politics here, O'Bonkers taking on someone who can afford the highest paid lawyers to pursue persons making meritless claims and who looks to be guilty of a prima facie case of conducting a course of harassment could be amusing. He might not have his trust fund to fall back on for long

[longdog]

Tiptoeing around the politics lets just say I hate it when these delusional cretins make me hate them more than politicians I despise.

I think it's down to the fact that I have such a low tolerance for stupidity and wilful ignorance to say nothing of utterly misplaced arrogance.

You can work out who's who there

[John Uskglass]

Waugh and his mates have sent another empty threat letter to Lloyds.

https://www.thebernician.net/lloyds-ser ... mortgages/

We hereby serve notice that you have 28 days to agree in signed writing to meet the following non-negotiable demands:

1. That you will notify the Chief Land Registrar that every UK mortgage registered by yourselves or your agents, which does not comply with sections 1 and/or 2 of the Law of Property (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1989, must be cancelled as fraudulent upon the receipt of an application to do so by any mortgagor.

2. That you will provide written assurances that you will offer no form of legal objection when such applications are made by mortgagors.

3. That you will notify the Chief Land Registrar that every UK mortgage registered by yourselves or your agents, which was not signed on the date written on the deed, must be cancelled as a forgery upon the receipt of an application to do so by any mortgagor.

4. That you will provide written assurances that you will offer no form of legal objection when such applications are made by mortgagors.

5. That you will provide a written undertaking to pay compensation to every void mortgagor in the sum of all the monies that have been extorted from them under the terms of fraudulent and/or forged registered mortgages.

Without malice or mischief, in sincerity and honour,

And there's an update on how the end is nigh for those pesky banksters.

Meanwhile, the defendants in R [PUB] v Bailey et al [the UK regulators] have all now defaulted in the NOCA process we began on 06 July 2022, having emphatically failed to provide any material evidence that they have not conspired to commit institutionalised financial crimes.

However, the consequences of this are that they will each now be notified that Commercial Liens will be placed over their personal estates, to the value of the illegal mortgage payments documented in our evidence files, for and on behalf of at least 1,803 Lien Creditors.

I'm not sure what the 'R' is doing in 'R [PUB] v Bailey', unless Waugh's delusions of grandeur have got to the point where he thinks he represents the Crown. A cynic might wonder why the 'Commercial Liens' are likely to be effective this time around, given their abject failure to date, but Waugh has another trick up his sleeve.

Furthermore, the criminal charges against the defendants, who include Rishi Sunak, George Osborne and David Cameron, will be laid in a court of competent jurisdiction at the earliest opportunity by a senior criminal prosecutor.

I'm sure the 'court of competent jurisdiction' will be a real court, and not a play court, and that the 'senior criminal prosecutor' is an actual person, oh yes...

You might say Waugh is tilting at windmills, but surely the latest polling in the Tory leadership race suggests that members are aware that:

Whilst facing such serious charges, as well as other persisting allegations of conspiring with his billionaire wife to evade tax, there is simply no way that Sunak, a City of London puppet in any event, is lawfully capable of acting as Prime Minister, or continuing to act as an MP.

Oh and the Jews are going to get their comeuppance.

More news to follow early next week, so watch this space for further details of the inevitable collapse of the previously all-powerful Rothschild Cartel.

That was posted 30 July, so the Fall Of The House Of Rothschild' should be happening pretty much now. Keep 'em peeled.

[hucknallred]

Hot on the heels of the letter to Lloyds, it's time for the Liening of all Lienings.

https://www.thebernician.net/liens-plac ... roperties/

[John Uskglass]

Mad as a container ship full of frogs.

Apparently Johnson is going to return power and

Eleven million fraudulently registered mortgages would then inevitably be cancelled by the Land Registry, thereby discharging an estimated £2 trillion worth of fraudulent debt and turning it into damages payouts to all the victims of mortgage fraud, which would then be spent in the real economy, thereby causing a financial upturn which would naturally coincide with the bankrupting of the banks and the seizing of their assets,

Quite how the payouts would happen and how they would then be spent in the absence of the banks remains unexplained.

As does how Waugh squares the circle of his newly discovered support for Johnson, who whatever his faults, has been loud and prominent in his support for Ukraine, with his support for Putin and his assertion that 'any Foreign Secretary responsible for advising the UK Government’s participation in an illegal war against Russia, in support of a murderous regime, is potentially liable for facilitating crimes ancillary to genocide'.

And why the love for Putin? Because he's:

the only political leader who has risen up in opposition to the WEF agenda to impose The Great Reset and The 4th Industrial Revolution upon everybody, at the expense of the sovereign independent nation state, private property and individual freedom.

As I say, completely radio rental.

[longdog]

I'm at a loss to work out how O'Bonkers squares his claim to be an anarchist with his support for an ex KGB officer running the world's largest kleptocracy.

Actually I'm not. Both are just a part of his air-headed desire to look like the most edgy of edge-lords.

I'm also at a loss as to his hatred of "debt based credit". As opposed to what exactly? Can he really not grasp that if you borrow money you have by definition incurred a debt?

[Pottapaug1938]

Eleven million fraudulently registered mortgages would then inevitably be cancelled by the Land Registry, thereby discharging an estimated £2 trillion worth of fraudulent debt and turning it into damages payouts to all the victims of mortgage fraud, which would then be spent in the real economy, thereby causing a financial upturn which would naturally coincide with the bankrupting of the banks and the seizing of their assets,

Wow. With an estimated £2 trillion suddenly entering the British and world economy, inflation would soar like a cat hearing a package of firecrackers going off, a foot away.

[longdog]

Where exactly does he think this £2,000,000,000,000 would come from I wonder.

As usual O'B is totally, and possibly deliberately, missing the point that a mortgage is not so much the loan but the agreed terms under which the loan was granted in the first place.

I'm no bankster or mortgagologist but I seem to remember from the one and only mortgage I ever had that the charge over the property was a condition of the loan and that if that went so did the bit where I got to repay the loan over 25 years. I only really skimmed my mortgage papers but I'm pretty sure there was a clause that said if the charge went south so did everything else and the loan became repayable in full and immediately.

[HardyW]

Hot on the heels of the letter to Lloyds, it's time for the Liening of all Lienings.

https://www.thebernician.net/liens-plac ... roperties/

That posting no longer seems to be there. No entries for August. Perhaps he was liened on by the authorities.